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  1. If anyone else has done 85, please post up some photos (or videos!)
  2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq7bcY9tuao
  3. Has anyone completed Maedbh yet?
  4. RPSI 461 in her Original DSER livery
  5. Meave, Merlin, Dunluce and a great big GM for good measure :)
  6. And, built from a Triang / Honby 2P, No. 74, Dunluce Castle in NCC red
  7. Video of her moving to Cultra
  8. Here is my version, a modified Hornby compound with tender drive:
  9. RPSI Locomotive no. 85 - Merlin http://www.steamtrainsireland.com/locomotives/loco85.htm
  10. [video=youtube;Uh63-FRIBXI]
  11. Wow, wow, and another wow! The backscene is beautifully blended, and that station building! What can I say! The man's a genius!! Benches, station lights, a fence bins, phone boxes and some people and you'll have a stunning looking set up
  12. Peco small and hornby 'small' / standard points are identical basically, both peco and hornby 'set track' points and geometries are identical and interchangeable.
  13. Stunning! I got a batch of the 20' (and some tanktainers) and they are absolutely stunningly perfect
  14. Use youtube - it's very simple and there are apps for most smart phones to do it directly, and you can embed the video directly.
  15. done
  16. Awful photo, amazing flats! Don't want to spoil them by plonking containers on top
  17. (The theory with the printed strip, is that is under the moving tie bar, so you ballast all the white bits safely)
  18. They are small card 'inserts' that come with the Cobalt Motors. After you drill the hole for the motor armature to poke through, you are left with a big, 6mm hole - not good for ballasting! You slip the card insert under the point, and you get a neat little slot for the motor arm, and can then ballast safely without dropping ballast into the motor or under the board. They'll need a good whack of an airbrush too - you'd think they could have printed them with ballast (or even printed them grey )
  19. Last but not least, the first little batch of hardstanding.....
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